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Expert Flea Treatments Across Aberdeen

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When Is Flea Season In The UK?

In the UK, fleas are considered an all-year pest, a flea infestation could arise at any time. Because fleas prefer warmer temperatures, you’re more likely to get them in the spring or summer months, particularly when you have more visitors and are more likely to have your garden visited by wildlife. Since a flea problem could occur at any time of year, it pays to be proactive and look out for adult fleas or flea eggs, and deal with the issue promptly.


What Kind Of Fleas Are There In The UK?

There are several flea species found in the UK, and they’re usually named after their preferred host animals, such as cat fleas, dog fleas, human fleas and bird fleas. However, they will bite any type of animal in their quest for food, so if you have cat fleas in your home, they may still bite you and other pets. Thankfully, heat treatments like the ones provided by LPPC Environmental, can get rid of any flea species at all life cycle stages.


Do Fleas Go Away On Their Own?

Like most pests, fleas won’t usually go away on their own, especially once they’ve found a comfortable space with regular access to food. Since fleas feed on blood, once they’ve got a regular supply, they will breed, so the flea infestation will only get worse. The only way to treat fleas is to work with a professional pest control provider, so it’s essential that you contact us as soon as possible.


What Is The Best Way To Get Rid Of Fleas Permanently?

The best flea treatment option is to work with professional pest control providers like LPPC Environmental. Our team can carry out heat treatment to kill fleas that are deep inside pet bedding, carpets and other soft furnishings, ensuring the infestation is truly eradicated. Our experts can also advise you on how to carry out cat or dog flea treatments, and remove fleas from the fur of other animals in or around the property. With our comprehensive service and expert advice, you can rest assured that you will get rid of your flea problem completely.


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